The game started strong for the Dominicans, with Jean Montero and Ángel Delgado dominating early. Victor Liz and DJ Figueroa added three-pointers, keeping Nicaragua on the defensive. Although Nicaragua’s Jared Ruiz and Francisco Garth provided some resistance, the Dominicans controlled most of the game. A sluggish second quarter saw Nicaragua take advantage of missed Dominican shots, but a late surge extended the lead to 49-26.

The second half saw the Dominicans regain momentum, with Delgado, Liz, and Montero increasing the lead. Rookie Rey Bad made an impact with back-to-back three-pointers, while Nicaragua struggled offensively. By the final quarter, the Dominican team cruised to victory, entertaining fans with fast-paced ball movement. Their AmeriCup hopes now hinge on the Mexico-Canada result.